AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoColombia Earthquake Response: A 7.4-magnitude quake hit western Colombia, killing at least 111 and injuring dozens, with hundreds of buildings damaged; President Abelardo de la Espriella declared a national emergency and moved to speed recovery funding as rescue teams search for survivors. Political Fallout in Bogotá: Colombia’s government accused outgoing Petro-linked sectors of trying to discredit its quake response before international bodies. Foreign Policy Shift: Colombia withdrew recognition of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and said it will freeze ties, citing Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara. Venezuela Energy Politics: PSUV leader Diosdado Cabello said the party will compile community input on electricity problems for the national government, amid ongoing grid concerns. Brazil Business Watch: Natura reported pressure in Brazil while Hispanic markets (including Mexico and a recovering Argentina) grew and improved profitability. Crypto Regulation: Brazil moved to formally supervise its $318.8B crypto market, with virtual-asset providers facing an October 30 authorization deadline. Trade & Food Markets: Brazil’s beef exporters are betting on Southeast Asia—especially the Philippines—for growth, while Colombia’s quake also rippled into global attention on logistics and risk.
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